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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-14

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
i On and after JANUARY 81, 1887.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New YORK via Dssbrosses snd corandt sr
u.l.ssrs F:sars u. west Pullman ..,..e
chicago t Limited Dining SMOKING and
Ts$:s &; 4: ss :'
F:T 200 S Hs
E5Ssprs:. q PS%sH Fsss. car; daily .Sceps
soS Sss .:sa and ias 1ss sea ss
For Atlantic City except Sunday Through paror sss
For Cape May week days lilo m On Saturdays only
Ions Brsnsh BAY Head Junction and lntermea,,sl'.
fiOna va Railway and Amooy ea M ~ nom $40 n
For om Point and Ncrolk. via NewYors. Philadelphia
dsy yis b Ba%Srs ADD Bay Line !sSS week
saordns speedy and direct ransfsr q:
CO. ga M p 80 T s ss% $50 TSs
F@s% fsisis1SSs so g. s @ sss s
s,s$ :;cS w. 49, go !css li:s ~ NJ and IA:
asn san ss 7oo s. so a'" 1885, ''s
FOR PHILADELPHIA
FIpress Trains leave NewYork Desbro,ses and ort
% 81 as "a sps g.
rlsss .sIa "a %'' and II.
.. e s. s IN" and
ts; iaSs h!s's s st''ss S ss sssssS!sf
ana ll16 m !Limtcd Express i:il and i:5On ny i2i&
so6 81 u 8;35 7;l3 sig and $50 On SUNDAY. l20C
, $3.50. 7:l2 and a12 D. m ~ ' 'O '~~
Leave Philadelphia camaen 900 m daily escep. SIM,
Ticket Offices $40 435 and 9< Broadway Astor HousA
Battery place and foot of Desbrosses
CONTEST ann Brooklyn Annex station. ~ Fulton-st.
BROOKLYN station. Jersey CITY Emgrant Ticket OfoS
Castle Garden. 49, ~ ~ SI
The New York Transfer cheox
baggage from hotels and residences
CHARLES r. PUGH J. n. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF IsS-Y)ax DE4Lrys1

FEATURES OF 'cN-t )6h DEALtNfI
Weaker arkets the rue at the Produce Exchange
on Saturday and seemsto have cooled Its aror
The wheat market shade easier ut
exporters free buy taking nearly 100000 bushels
The dull and huctuatcd within limits
eosins heavy e. bottom rates down Tor March At 9o
ior July and August at 90 and Oils cents for september
spot quiet and steady for trade but
bushels. The alton easier and
elossd steady alta from lowest points down for
March <8is for Juno at 40ds April
a40h and May At 49h cents steady tone Peryaded the
and prI "a IL May s4' and June 341s cents There
sharp decline III lard tie options scoring losses S
20 DO nts follows March and April 81 o7i May 81 rs
June N 80; July 81 "a; August 81 80.
The receipts and nc NewYork, Philadelphia
baltimore reportei SATURDAY az follows
Wheat 743 bushels corn 09l bushels oats 1850
063 bushels -four 27048 packages
At Chicago Mwsukec and 81 Louis the receipts %e sea
buaheis total grain 340 2O7 bushes four 1851 barrels
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET NORTH RIv

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
Far PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, bound Brook
Routa At 400 Tao 900. HOO m lS0. a:0o SiS0 o,S0
5sS 2a,oo D. NJ SUNDAYS at 4;0O S45. - H.. $780, 400
y. NJ $1,000, -. I.oo 7I6 linn n m lao 400 $40
ON M have connection Reading. Harrisburg Potts.
Iii. .yc 400 q for Easton. Bothlehem. Allentown,
RsadaS HARRISBURG eta on sundays Tor EA.ton
y1u = m Tor Easop. Bethlehem Allentown. Msuch Chunk
ssS y ~ Tor Easton Bethlehem Allentown Msaeh Chunk.
wnEssbaTre SCRANTON Reading Aarriseury rsts:yiils
loo amt 1850 for Esston, Bethlehem. Allentown
Mauoh Chunk, Heading. Harrisburg, etc, ca,
aS n IN fol Esston bethlehem allentown Mauch Chunk.
WSesbarre Scranton TsmaQua shamckin sunbury. Lew
SSs n M, Tor Eastop Bethlehem, Allentown, Mencn
Cbunk Wikssbsrrs heading. HaFrsburg ETC. Gu Sundays
7oS and i.sO m. for Esston bethlehem. Allentcwn:
az Seo H., Tor Nd Hank Long Branch Ocean Grove
"sS s8 siS h. LOO M for Lakewood Toms River
S;so No.. Zoo m. for Atlantic City vinsland. and
xsyS, $40 ll;A6a m. 100. Aso. $50 p M for FREQ
1:So. 600 s,le Hoo lla6 an. loo. 900. $50
eSo siS m. ssndsys A'oo s'oo Nh ''' f'''D
tim. Of train. 70 ssa points '.s timetables at Ticket
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER LROAD.-Commencins January O. 1881
throur b trains will leave Grand Central Depoti
"a m Rochester Express through drawinfroom cars ~
Albany Troy, ST. AlbanS, Rouse's ~ and syracuse =.
sv6Ja m Tho Limited" with dining cara stopping -
Albany Utica syracuse Rochester Buffalo Na9ars fNs
H. Chicago Express drswingro0m cars to Canaan
tEiso NJ Western NswYOrk and Northern Express
$50 % Albany Troy and Utica Express With drawing
rosm CAR M cromnodation to Albany and Troy.
,r P.Sars FsiIs BUFFALO Cincinnati Toledo Detroit CnH
~. mi AZ Louia Dningoar New YORK 10 Albany
HS0 M Montreal Expross with " AohNss
pvrs u Utica stopping principal ststiona mall.
n M Special sleeper arrives Rochester ~ = H. Se
AK a M, ana Gle Gland 1915 next dAy ,,- no.A.a
sei6 D. m Pacific Exprese win ace nSsyas M
ter Bu1so Niagara Fslfs Cleveland 1oieHc S"ilv a.
Chicago Sleeping TO Wateftown W ssasi~SA ~
aIro NJ, nns"ts with the morning tysins for Ne wses
anu .oE Nnrth Except saturday ni9hek ~, p.s~s
INV ~ On ssie Ct dtapd CsntA pSR0k NO
pi ~ia Hrosdwsy Harlem DspQa isS@sS Ana AsRRsv
and q os:a rs WI G iasS a. Ts
Tx en- StS and 10 Tasa Sta brosVh "a
Athst II drawing and slsepin9 go
ASsH ~ any Of the ticket Offices In NewforH WV
SsS slisd Tor and oil from residence s,,Asv
Tnsss tran. daily Al 9sesEa Ssiy ssd seve
',a =: M SupslintsnasaA 0sass0 w.
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r EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

GAssENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortandt or Dos
Viys - n' Tor CatAsauQua and intermediate pointa
a m lor Geneva Lyons, EmirL lt0chester. Bunao and
the est principal local points CHAIR car 10 wilkes
,......u nm, .,,.,.no,,,. cb,,.,..
In Connection 10 Heading and Harrisburg
3tO D. H. rston aud principal intermediate pontA
Chair car ~ Plttston. .-,,.- -..- c--..--
b:Io y H. Copay and intermediate points Connection
On Hrniinx and Harrisburg CHAIR car " Coplay ,.,
n m Tor Geneva Lyons. Emira. Rochester Dunao AND
tie West Pullman sleeper to Lyons
-" ~ IN for I,aurys n orIcdIate points
Trains leaving At ~, m and Say ?. IN, oonnec''or
ali noints in Mahanoy and Haseton Coal Regions
80 SUNDAY rkAlNh ,..
u q m for Mauch Chunk hszieton anu intermediate
pointa ,,..,,.,. ..,.,.
y N for Geneva Lyons klmrA hochesef' buuaAo Auu
. Wsst. sleeper ~ Lyons
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LIVE STOCK MARKET

NgyYonK Saturday, March 12.-BEEvEs- Reee,n,. War.
81 cars OF head-S cars al d0hs aud cars AZ ersev
City Total for week 67So head against alo7 mead
week All tho arrivals consigned direct 10
Feeling firm
SHIPMENTS reported yesterday.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rccopts 10 cara of 2sl7
head-l 60thst and cafs stJersey City, Tor
week 207 head against ~ <l8 head Last week Mum
Der Of car loads also held over from yesterday.
Trade dull again to-day and ssleS not enabled 10
clear Prices however ruled steady with Medium
TO Choice sheep selling at aud Fair 10 Extra Year
ssss-Everis Pdcocfi 2os Ohio Sheep 100 %. at S,c
81 Ohio Lambs ~ TO- 81 Sic; 2DA Michigan do ~ H. at &c
20 State DO, % 10. Ut eac.
Diisnback Dewey I9i state Sheep so d. at Bac l7s
do, l0z %, at $50; ITO Michigan DO 10l No. At Sac.
Hume Mnileni lse Mixed Western sheep 100 ID. At
% ~ l6 State Lambs, " n, al 6Ac.
D. asgrpGen. 22s Ohio sheep, 100 No. at 5'se 1853 Ohio
x1isSSsci 4 Davis 81 ss Ohio sheer. ios N. DC
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

II NEw.YoRK, NEwHAvEN and HARTFoRDH
Trains Harlem River station l3ztst and AN
con.sve. Third Bridge. Harlem R!vse
Preached Nv second Avenue and Suburban Eleyaei rail-.
2o S5j, 4i0 $40 $40 1890 for Port Norris Cas-.
snova lOak Pono. limits Point West Farms. Van Nese
West Chester Tnpson'a Chester Pelham Bsv) BartoH
tCitv rslan pehai Manor Rochelle colnectine
AZ New Rochelle with for all ponts thu min neDt
,hs NewYork. Ncw.Iaven ami Mart,ort R'lroat shore
Line and Line Divisions Naw-C Canaan NifdetOwns
Fast.
Midnight train for New Rochelle and all inferno ate St.
tons at l2;lOa. m. ialv. eVcept Nor!iavs
SUNDAY FOR New Rochelle and al nter1a Hate st1.
tons AZ 1901 and $40 M the latter train colnect
ing at New Rochelle with way train to STANFORD
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO March IS (SpeetaThe bulk Of the grain that
comes TO this shipped to the big buyers who get
the specisrates These rates will out OF existence on
Apr s. when Interstate law into effect The result
that owners grain who have II sold in this market are In
,,.d 70 shp II in at once This apparent the lots
vsster,ay There twice much wheat aud corn
than received Friday and more than has been
10 cents and Nav under Al cents 1t was estimated
70 day that the visible supply would show decrease In
cheat on MONDAY 25O 900 bushels In the
warm weather and increase in receipts caused the price
slowly 10 drop O'Clock the at 40 cents Tor
Nav nearly cents from the drop Friday Rbs
dro1ped 10 s. 1871 Pork traded in nc $40 81
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Alnsieal Instruments.

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
"A upright and square pianos Of our make which were
poian Opera House Company during past opera
win DO sold at liberal reduction nom our regular priceA
WILLIAM KNABE co. ll2 6th-ave
FISCHER PIANOS, renowned for tone and
standing in tune Manufactures and warer0ons, II To
I25 West 28th.st and 1877 Broadway lsh.st (Ditsons
Building). Pianos exchanged, rented instruments
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THE NEW LINE
Between NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA.
and NORFOLK,
OLD POINT COMFORT.
AND THE soUrf

SIX HOURS SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER RoUr%
On and AFTER Oct H. 1898 Express for Cane ChaEea Old
Point Comfort and Norfolk. VIE the NewYOik Phadsphs
lnd Norfolk tsosd eayss fennyivsps
daily oM Point comioi q. NGiels n. st S.1, N
Joks AND sleeping beFhs can be secured ~ 0s 1sks'
II. W. DUNHE ~ bOoVAD,.
euperintesdsnt Oell Pfxe IA AI1lAnk Ax2As@
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, MARCH H. 49,

In Collins for d. Harrington 1bl Western sneep 115 b.
~ We; 28 Lambs 10 10. at &c 100 do. 20 n. At otc
Judd a buckingham; loo Mixed western sheep i@o 10:
At ~ go or,o,, ,oa o,,o s,.on "a N ALA
. J. N PkIcuck: 80 Virginia sheep. III 10 at She; ~
Western lambs "a N, NJ 6sc; lC7 Western Sheep and
Lambs 81 ID. at 5iac.
HOGS Receipt. were cara Of go hesd-s cars St
20i8 head agDs 84 l02 head last week None for sale
Alive. Nominaily hrmer at 90 80 81 10 per 100 n.
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NAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK
RICHMOND, OLD POINT COMFORT
ANpTHE SOUTH

On and after January 3lst 1887 Express trhu Tor Capo
Charles Old Point Comfort AMI Norfolk, viath
NEw.YOEk PHILADELPHIA AND NORtoLh
RAILROAD.
WIZ leave Pennsylvania Railroad station Now' ; T
o. m and $50 A. ~, Norfolk Co6 = H. yOoa m. steamer
tor richnond m leave Charles at H. on MondyS
,in. sdays and Fridays arriving There -. hns. Snd
t,t P,ruI Car 10 Charles on HE LAY rhpIess M"
sls.,nr Car, trou Oh Point % Mort an Norivk on
kes and sleeping berths can be SO
he y 'sn' once OF tho Pennsy lvana Railroad
Company. u cooEE a u aud
,lI-N H. Is NOOhE, T. auu r. a
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4 PLEASANT WINTER TRIP.

THE STEAMSHIPS OF THE RED n LINE.
Island Of Curacao L. sford 90 unsluAilsd opposuuiUs
those wishing make short voyage - the GopioA
ships specially DuS the rbia
viod every or :stsy ooaysa$a::
comfort The rond Trip m&ne IN kots
wsskA Passage SID For particulars apply q
souLf2S b.. SdlHs s. : DAtkt WsL..
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w N Y. G. and Ill. X X. Co, lessee.
Trains leave West 42dst follows and Is minutes
earlier from foot of Jay-st North River
Detroit and Chicago '9;55 a. NJ, $685. 's:l5 p H.
St Louis 900 's:l5 p.
Utica. Syracuse, Buffalo, Rochester, Suspension Bridge
Niagara Falls BIS, 1855 a. m. 500. 1918 p. M.
Highland Kingston, saugerties CatsEn. Albany 3lds
.7:l5 300 IL 80 M. 400. '6:03. .s;l5 p m.
Cranston's, West Point Cornwall, Newhurg. 1910, El5
9i65 Job. II sOa m., 400, 800 1915 y. and '6oS
D. NJ Cranston's, Cornwall. NewiurG
For Montreal and Canada East. sos p. m.
Hamilton London. .9;55 NJ '6;05. SIS p MI Toronto
Elegant sleeping ears for Buffalo, Niagara Falls Detroit
Chicago and ~. Louis all through trains .
daily. Daily except Saturday Other trains daily eIcsps
Sunday. -, -. .,...,.
lions or information apply At offices Brookyn333 WASH
invton.s 73O Fulton. ST. Office foot OF Fulton ct
New York City-S6S 1885, 9l2 Broadway. 1917 Bowery and
">' &. T. LAMBERT,
byancerbilt-aye. General Passenger Agent
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nELAWARF LACKAWANNA and WEST

DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST.
~ ERN RAILROAD, SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
Nbw;YORk ATn BUFFALn LIGHTNING EXPRESS
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHED
Depots IN York foot Of Blrcllv AMI Christopher Sta
pa Daily except Sundlys BuTao ant Oswa.o Express
for Water Gap sroudsburg scranton. Bughanon Eln.r
Utica connect AZ scranton FOR Pttsnn Wkesblrre DAM
mediate stations -,
In m BnghamtOn and Elmira Express for Water Gan.
Scranton and Emra connects AZ ScrAi.
ton for Plttston Kingston. Wilkesbarre. sc.
D. m Dalv Buffalo Limited Express for strontsbnrx,
scrlnton Binghamon owego Elmrl coraing Bath. Way:
land, Buffalo &c, arriving in Buffalo :20L m.
r. M Tally Buffalo Osweeo Express for Stroudsbure
Scranton Bnghamton Cortandt syracuse Oswego Greene
Oxford Norwich Utica and Rchfed SPRING. connects AZ
Owego for Ithaca and intermediate stations eXcept satuf.
days. Connects at Buao with trains for all points West
Tickets and baggage checked nj 2S5 Broadway ana
az Westc0tt EXPRESS Offices In New.York and Brooklyn.
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@eafbers.

A TUTORS, GOVERNESSES, PROFESS
a. ORS, TEACHERS-AI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Choice
schools supplied 10 parents Modern Language, spoken
MIRIAM COYRIEKE,
81 East l7th-st. bet. 4th-ave. and B'way.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors Gov
ernesses etc. Colleges Schools and Families. Appyto
MRS. MI. YOUNG-FULTON. 70 Union Square
A BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
IA supplied charge. TEACHERS registered
free Partner wanted best school FOR boys city, 1900 cash
r. e. AVERY. ANN school Bure n. West l4thst, " y
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, GERMAN. Pro-
N NOTED Doctor Philosophers at LEIPZIG teaches 0crman
Pronunciation pure. method approved Address A. OF
West 64thst
WANTED FOR SEPTEMBER. - Ladies |:
w Methodist, music, 500 Mathematics natural sci.
ences 800 Latin, French, German. English 5000 Apply
TO w. d. KERR Secretary Union Teachers Agency, ~
Astor place.
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
w REAU dor both se1es) supplies Trofessors Teachers
Governesses Musicians Houstketls Companions etc. 10
colleges schools and families also BookkeeIers steDogra
JleTs and COpyists 10 business firms
MRS. A. d. CULVER. $50 5th-ave. NewYork City.
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Grenrsions.

. DvERTIsEMENTs FOR THE NEW
n York TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
II PrOWN oTYICEs No. 1888 Broadway. corner thirty
ana twenty third ss unit, sos Vet arS
corner "S Ss cSsn.e SI
i'oo7 Thirdavs near siItsthst. and The hARbE snd
oFFICE 2S7 East Onehundrcd and twenty nfths, hDoy
Th,niayc hundred and enty up 70
n m Al regular ofice rates.
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DAY LINE 10 OLD POINT COMFORT,
ID NORFOLK, VA, and SOUTH.
Leave Penn. H. r. 4:30 Parlor Baltimore.
thence palace steamers arriving st Old Point Sl5 IN.
Norfolk . y. IN. II. " TOMPKINs
Gcnl Pass. Agent $40 Broadway N. Y.
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For Both Sexes-Ci'
Art Schools-City

Art Schools-City.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
vi will resume her classes from Noyembep 2 in r,.o
DRAWING. OIL AND WATERCOLOR PAINTING.
stiI life, flowers and landscape,
China painting and decoration; ,
STUDIO No. 10 EAST 2STHST
References;
Mr o. Huntington President National Academy OF Dcsgn
~ Mr. William art. n. A.; MT James NJ. Hart, N. A..
MI. David Johnson. N. A.
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.

-CIRCULARS of schools, both sexes, city
"A. ard country with careful advice TO parents
L. NJ. COYKIERE. III East l7fh-st Nett syphera
ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS. at Mil
IL ford who unfortunate in the manage
ment Of their win 90 well 10 profit BY the advantages
offered by this school, Address FRANK NJ HOWE. snpt
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold, n. j.
PKEPAREs FOR COLLEGE OR BUSINESS.
Rev. A. @. CHAMBERS. A. ~, Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
"0f's''''' c. b. GEfcXLFA 4. ~. supeiir tendent
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
- SHEsTEHc Twenty mn tn year C,sm,.,r,
Cassos English. COL THO HYATT, President
DOCKLAND COLLEGE-NYACK- ON THE
graduating eonrse for Twelve teachera Inter stany
time s'n0 Tor 'a'iSef H. pANIsrER. A. NJ Principal
CHORTLlDGES Media Academy.-$l2
- quarterly for boys students almts, os az a,
double rooms heated by college reparaior Eng
lish, business and engineering courses sWdIniN u
tHOETiIDGI, 4. Il. A. M. uisNsId) Media, Penn.
VONKERS on THE HUDSON.-A family
school for desirable boys little boys and those gong from
fo the frat time especially solicited not .ea .n'
genuine and thorough backward boys and conaonen tu
dents coached summer and winter. IHEO f. LEioHIoN
Miscellaneous.
COUNTRY HOME FOR A FEW YOUNG
~ CHILDREN.-A lady and her daughter can receive
into home children, where they viii at al
times be ohery and have refined associ
tons The daughter, a graduate OF Nine Krsus Boelt@'
Training Class has small eigarteu ana primary
class which they would join References given and required
f'A'' "'''''' r. o. Box 37O3, New York.
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fe9al Notices.

MATTHEW LAYCOCK, Deceascd.-N0tice
VI IL hereby given that MATTHEW LAYCOCK. late Of
reystoke Min In the Parish OF In tho County Of
Cumberland England gentleman who died the 25th day
Of January 1857 his will proved Carlisle the 18Th
said fArmsr and William Kirkerde Of Penrith CumIe,snd1
chemist the executors and trustees thereof beQueacd 200
pounds trust for his nphew and noces the children OF
bis late brother Joseph Laycock in equal shares IN
they should apply for the same within calendar
months after his dscease; and the said nephews and
hereby informed that application be made for
said Legacy within the time Aforesaid the same will be dis
Rossai Of 10 due course 81 isw LITTLE LAMoNBY.
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Uinier Resorts.

TLANTIC HOUSE,
IA OCEAN GROVE, y. J.
'''' - CHAKLKS j. HUNT
LNORT GEORGE HOTEL. FORT GEORGE,
FIORIpA-A lovely tropical island. twenty-five miles
nom Wonderful climate high and, hnestdrives
and most beautiful tropical scenery IN FLORIDA game. ns
oysters abundance telegraph Episcopal Chapel; open ro'
places IN every room sen6 for Illustrated handbook =
MARDES. OF Block Island. 400 WRshngtonst Boston,
Mnss, and Fort UcorEc, FLORIDA
DEACONSFIELD, South Carolina ave, At
ID iantic city y J.IIcatcd house. home comfort open
all the year. j. d. sHAEPLESs, Proprietor formerly oil
Chester County Penn.
PENINSULA HOUSE. Seabright, n j. -
i Nooms can now engaged for tho summer season OF
iss7 CHARLES II. DEDEREh Proprietor
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St. Good Ordinary IN MiduiinR ---.-...---.- ~"
In tho line Of options the general feeling was easy FIRST
prices Of "a points on THIS crop ann 10
but with the liberal receipts
the ports decline Immediately took place and the hnai
gures points loss on This AMI az points ON 'ho
next cIop wi 10 Sales oO,ZOO Dales
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NORTHERN RAILROADOFNEw. JERSEY.

N.IraIns leave from Chambcrst Station foI Fngewood
renanv Cl0ster Spark Hin and Nvack $40 7lO 800 80
and an 1880 n. LIZ 800 400 tso $40 $40. $40 800
800 m For Manuel Spring Valley Monsey and Talmans
o;S0 7lO. $50 a. m, 400 $50 m. Sundays $50 q m.
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GALE OF THE HYGEIA HOTEL.

BY virtue Of decree Of Circuit Court Of the United
states for the Eastern District OF Virginia
Gay o. rseIus 1881 ana directed by the win Of the late
Monroe. Va at noon Thursday seventh day April
1857 the cesbrated HyEsIa Hote with all Of s furniture
YEhts privileges ana The hotel elaborate
furnshed IA all Of n departments, the buildings
complete order.
The Hyses enjoys reputation e1celed BY any other
hotel In The United states " Was popular and 10
we'll description OF this splendid property
Is Possession delivered the Isl Of Nay 1851
Terms-One fourth In cash the basnce upon credit Of
oua and three years equal Taymen with ak per
tntersst from the day Of sale payable annually for which
hn The whole Of thu purchase money paid The purchaser
required tho property insured ID the full amount Of
tht deferred psymepts
Ia ,SSfEoS. special COMMISSIONER
Hynaia XefAl Mach /. 1a17. -
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Brooklyn.

Brooklyn.
GTNHE CRITTENDEN"
PRIMARY SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN
FOR BOTH SEXES
III QT Iicks-sf.. Pineappest.
MseH NJ NHEELEK, Principal for the past eight yeare
the primary departments In the
Packer Institute IId term Legins FebruaryS
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Musical instruction.
ESSONS ON VIOLIN, Banjo. Piano, French
- ana Daheink' MI 0A'h j. Tribune Office.
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RES VIA NORWICH

DEDUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH
IL LINE. The Popular Inside Route To Boston, 81
Worcester 81 So Corresponding reduction 70 all Roi1t4
steamers "City Of Worcester" and city OF NewYcrk
next pier Desbrosses Ferry daily except -
300 D.. ". W. PnA VI. AkcnS
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For Youny Ladies--Country.

For Young Ladles-CountrY
TOME AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
II Primary intermediate Classical English Music Prepa-
1stscSte xmsen ELIMINATION 'HE fins" springfield
Mssn Misses PORTTR CHAMPNEY, Principals Sec.
ond term begins February ii. 1851
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, Provi-
dence Newport and all New. England Poinia All rsil
from Grand Central Depot Express trains daily Sundays
with palace sleeping cars SUNDAY trains 10 with PAL
For Newyorr 90 m. Boston Ex pArloR
cars Wexford for Newport arriving 100
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TRINITY HALL,
BEVERLY, NEw.JERSEY.

II hINII I1ALL,
BEVERLY NEw.JERsEY.
thorough school for twenty young ladies' Varied
highest order Careful training In manner
mind and heart Solid culture English music art and Ian
guagea Twentieth year begins September IT, For circular
address the principal.
Miss RACHELLE GIBBONS HUNT.
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Mem Publications.
Jnstrnrtion.
Bows and Young Men CITY.

Boys and Young Men oitv.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,473
u Brway 42d..t. Aeu yesn Primary sOrm .S
m " l. AKIN PriD. n. {, HENDRIChSON. Associate
For Both Sexes-CitY
CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS, with re-
"A. rable pforma alton, free; ms fled for postage
f. AVERY ANN school Burean. g Vest l4th-st,N.Y
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NEW UAVEN.-Stcamer5 leave Peck-sllp
Cper 25 H. R) At pm. and ii pm. (sundays excepted
steamers arrive time for early trains north and cast
BOSTON, NEWPORT, NORTH and EAST
ID FALL RIVER LiNE-steamers PROV iDENCE
and OLD COLONY. Leave Pier % y. r. foot OF Murray
st. at 900 p daily sundays excepted Connection 0y
Annex Bo,t from brooklyn 1880 and Jersey CITY at
An orchestra each steamer Best accommodations Low
est Rates
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.
CTONINGTON LINE.

For Boston, Providence and all Eastern points
steamers viii Pier No So North River one DOCK
above Canalst Mt 8 u. III. daily, except sunday.
~ q. u. BRIGGS. 0enl Passenger Agent,